Home topics news Generated by AI News News Australia debates the future of AI laws Yajush Gupta April 24, 2024 When talking about AI regulations, it is important to remember businesses will find it critical to infrastructure modernisation and creating data driven value. Rhonda Robati Asia Pacific Executive Vice President for Crayon Business will be handed a major say on the future of artificial intelligence in Australia, with the government planning to revamp the expert group helping set the direction of regulation on the pivotal technology,” reported the Australian Financial Review . They added that “Two visions of regulation for high-risk AI are being considered behind the scenes, according to sources familiar with the matter: a stringent European Union-style AI law or legislation relying on broad principles. Earlier, the Australian government considered new laws to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in “high-risk” areas like law enforcement and self-driving vehicles. Voluntary measures were also explored, including encouraging companies to label AI-generated content. The country outlined its plan to respond to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. Rhonda Robati Asia Pacific Executive Vice President for Crayon: “It is welcome news that Australian businesses will be able to contribute their recommendations on the future of AI in this country. AI is a continually evolving, highly complex field with millions of use cases – many of which are still unknown. While the industry is making progress and finding new and innovative ways of using the technology, the regulation around how the technology